On 4 Jul 2012, at 09:37, Rob <robert at irrelevant.com> wrote: Exactly. They aren't doing this for the profit, they are doing it for the drive into the community and to get people programming as a hobby. While yes I appreciate people have battered on about the documentation being part under NDA and that sucks for driver development, really that's not the part they are most interested in leveraging, they want a small device that people, kids especially, can doodle about with languages like C, Python etc on to get them enthused about creating software in a modern context in order to inspire a new generation to grow up with computer programming on the brain. The project is at an early stage, really largely still late development, but it's got the important thing - large amounts of traction with the community and a friendly introductory price tag. -- Mark Benson http://markbenson.org/blog http://twitter.com/MDBenson